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1 11 PART 1 PAGE 14. A CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE: DECEMBER 28, 1941. UNDERTAKERS. DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES Happy Ending OBITUARIES ARREST DRIVER WHO FLED AFTER FATAL OAR CRASH Franklin Burton Stansbarjr. Philadelphia, Pa, Dec.

27 (P). Franklin Burton Stanshury. 55 year pld poet and captain of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad police for the eastern division, died yesterday in Mlserl-cordia hospital. A native of Baltimore, he followed the sea for many years. His best known work, "The Wind Broker of Helsingf ors," is a tale of the Baltic sea.

He resided in nearby Yeadon. Surviving arc his widow and a daughter, Prlscllla. Otto T. Frellien. The funeral of Otto T.

Frcllsen, retired owner of the White Front hotel in St. Charles, will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 203 East Main street, St. Charles.

Mr. Frellsen, was 75 years old and died Friday night at his home. 1025 West Main street. He was born in Denmark and came to St. Charles 50 years ago.

Surviving are the widow, Marie, two sons, and three daughters. Burial will be in North cemetery, St. Charles. Mrs. Margaret Furry.

Altoona, Pa, Dec. 27 (iT). Mrs. Margaret Furry, 84 years old, mother of Hedda Hopper, Hollywood actress, died today at her home here. Mrs.

Furry, who had visited her daughter in Hollywood several times, made her most recent trip, in 1940, to the west coast by airplane. Her husband, David E. Furry, a former Altoona grocer, died in 1931. James McCloskey. New York, Dec.

27 (fl5). James McCloskey, 57 years old, city passenger agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Pacific Railroad company for 22 years, died today In his 5th avenue office shortly after arriving from his Glen Ridge, N. home. Associates said he had been in poor health for a year.

Clarence O. Brown. Benton Harbor, TVr. 27 Special J. Clarence O.

Brown, 59 years old, died last night. A coal and Ice dealer, he also was president of the Benton Harbor State bank, member of the Benton Harbor fruit market board, member of the port commission and a trusteo of Merry hospital. Funeral services will be Tuesday. Dr. Salvador Calderon Ramirez.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Dec. 27. Dr. Salvador Calderon Ramirez, 65 years old, one of Nicaragua's most prominent writers and teachers, died yesterday In Salvador.

UNDERTAKERS. Lane Son Funeral Service Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 6.1D AND HARVARD-A VENUE. PHONE WENTWORTH MONDAY. BRENNER John CURRAN Daniel R. JACKSON George E.

JACKSON John MARTIN George E. MINMCH-Leo 2 p. m. at chapel, 1 p. m.

at chapel. 1 2 noon at chapel. 12 noon at chapel. .1 p. m.

at chapel. 10 a. m. at chapel. TUESDAY.

LAMBERT Thomas 3 p. m. at chapel. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL MOl N. ASHLAND-A VKNTE.

rilONE LONGBKACU 2040. MONDAY. BOND Matilda. 1 p. m.

at chapel. BURNHAM Daniel. 11a.m. at chapel. REHBERG Henry A.

2 p. m. at chapel. TUESDAY. CONNORS Mat hew J.

10 a. m. In church. rwe. to tWY ecure average concern .4 BW Son -j -J not omT tac" but Henry BaebJer McConnick.

Harrisburg, Pa, Dec. 27 (P). Henry Buehler McCormlck. 72 years old, former secretary-treasurer of the Patriot company, publisher of the Harrisburg Patriot, died today. He was a graduate of Yale university and was admitted to the Pennsylvania bar In 1895.

His other business Interests Included presidency of the Lawrence Iron company, director and vice president of the Harrisburg Bridge company, and director of the Dauphin Deposit Trust company. Surviving are his widow, a brother, Vance C. McCormlck, former Democratic national committeeman, and a sister, Anne McCormlck. James E. Hickney.

James E. Hickney. a veteran of the Spanish-American war who was wounded while serving with the 71st Texas volunteers in Cuba and later took part In the capture of Aguinaldo in the Philippine insurrection, died yesterday at his home, 221 South 5th street, St. Charles. Mr.

Hickney was 67 years old. He once was a United States marshal in Oklahoma. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Jennie Hickney, and a daughter. Marlon Hickney.

Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 102 South 3d street, St. Charles. Hamilton Fish Kean.

New York, Dec. 27 W5). Former United States Senator Hamilton Fish Kean, 79, of New Jersey died tonight in St. Luke's hospital after a six weeks' Illness. Kean, a Republican, served in the senate from 1929 to 1935.

He was a senate leader against prohibition. Frank J. Comstock. Holland, Mich, Dec 27 Frank J. Comstock.

68 years old. mayor of Saugatuck. a resort city south of here, died last night in his home there. He had been on the sales force of the Loose-Wiles Biscuit company of Chicago for 30 years. WILLIAM MOORE, VETERAN EDITOR, DIES IN FLORIDA Miami Beach, Fla, Dec.

27 P). William Emmet Moore, managing editor of the Baltimore Sun since 1929 and news editor in chief of the Sun and the Evening Sun the last two years, died today while on vacation here. Death was attributed to a cerebral hemorrhage. Moore, who was a bachelor, was 62 years old. One of the nation's veteran editors who received his early newspaper training in the so-called "Chicago school of journalism, Moore had a varied career in Chicago and New York, Interrupted when he volunteered for service in the World war.

He was commissioned a first lieutenant in the signal corps, rose to a captaincy, organized the photographic section to -plan a pictorial record of the conflict, and served with distinction with the AEF In France. Decide to Move Patent Office to Richmond, Va. Washington, D. Dec. 27 tVP).

Harold D. Smith, director of the budget, announced today that the patent office will be moved to Richmond. Va, Instead of New York City. The change in plan, Smith said, was made at the request of Secretary of Commerce Jesse Jones and the commissioner of patents. Approximately employes out of a total of 1,460 will go to Richmond.

Headquarters of the patent office will remain here, along with certain branches needed for liaison purposes and war work requiring direct contacts. .1. When Jl CWcaftO a type km f4 1 member of the of prise lodge err' rice I at il -rivate P' are C. Si. JORDAN CO.

TUB HAL BOMB. S00 B. XRIE-SX. 87 YEARS' SERVICE CEMETERIES. SACRIFICE beau, lot ri4 rravra for SI.OOO: value Mt.

Auburn Cemetery. Harry A. Starr. 338 Lincoln. Hue.

'773. MONUMENTS ANC MAUSOLEUMS. CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT eavlnva. Senra Knrlmi'k.

Statn-at. ilawment DEATH NOTICES In Mtmorlam. CRANDAIX Dorothy Cramliill. In lovlnt memory ot my dear alater, Dotlie, -who paaeed away one year aio today. Gone, but not iorsotten." MOLL1E.

GRANT Mabel Kvana Grant. In lolnr memory ot our dear aiater, who patacd away one year aco today. GRACE. ROUERT, AND LILLIAN. aROSSENnACIIRR Lola nroaaenttarher.

In memory ot our dear wile and loving- mother, who pard away thrm airo today. CHARLES CROSSKNUAI-IIKK AND CHILDREN. LUDWIG Cheater T. Ludwlr. In fond memory of our beloved huoband and dad.

who paaaed away one year aro today. LOVING WIFE AND PON. SCHRAMM Henry Schramm of Evanaton. In memory of our dear huabnnd and father, who paaaed away live yrara am today. EMMA AND HARRY SCHRAMM.

ADICK ES Henry William AdlckPi, ace 67 year, of 3517 N. Cicero avenue, beloved hiieband of Rertha. nee Meyer; dear father ot Mra. Bertha Kiddclarn and Mra. Violet Horwath.

Krandfather ot Shirley. Ronald, and Phyllla Jean Ktddelaen. Reatina at funeral home. 3A20 N. Cicero avenue.

Serv-l'ea Monday. Dec. "II, at Si p. tn. Interment Eden cemetery.

Member ot Hamlin l'ark lodkc. No. 1OU0. A. A.

M. AMATO Bartolomeo A ma to, beloved run-bund ot Salvatora. lovin father of Mra. Thereia Demma. Joe, Frieda, Mary, Caroline.

Nick, Vincent, and Frances, father-in-law of Joseph Demma and Anrcline Amato. Funeral Monday from residence, S6UO Lowe avenue, at 0 a. m. to All Saints' church. Interment St.

Mary's cemetery. Vic. 8081. ASSEI.BORN Gertrude Aaarlborn. nee Han-en.

wlfa of the lata Emil nmthrr of Matthew. Mra. Marie Niiaak. William Kmll Mra. Iloaa Tboniaa, Teter ami Harry N.

JIarier. slater of and John Hanaen. Funeral Monday. Dec. at 0 a.

from funeral home, lOUK) Kwlng arrnue. to St. Franria S.iIik cluir-li. 10'Jil and Kwmr. Mara 0.30 a.

in. Interment St. Mary'a, OAHN'kTT Maa; tlamrlt. r.r.11 Waaliluglnn iHiulrVlilil. brlnVed litl.liiiml of Mhll li y.

lire Kuritin: ami of the lale Siimucl mid Edith. brother nt Luna Siegel. Rune lif-Kotiti. Jean me. Minnie Joot.

H.irrv. Hen. Herman, Tt.l the lata laadnre. Funeral Mondnv. nt Jl a.

at funeral chaprl. 74 S. Craw- fdrd avenue. Interment i O. W.

cemetery. BeAtTY Florence Klrln Bralty. daughter itl Minnie and the late Ilrnry Klnn. Krt-tnl at chapel. H4IIO S.

Aahland avenue. FiAieral Monday, 1:30 p. tu. Intel men Art her Woods. BETFORD Theater D.

Bedford, beloved hua- bfnd of Emma, fond father of Walter -Laura C. grandfather of Robert e.tlnr at funeral home, 3018 Irvine; Park road. Servicea Tueaday, De-. 3(1. at P.

in. Interment Irving- l'ark Boulevard cemetery. BILHORN Chrlatlan T. Billmrn of 4110 N. avenue, beloved liiiithand of the lato JoKephlne.

fond father of Helen tinnier of Dayton. Hamiali S. hmale of Vt'cbulcr tirovea. laconic of I'hleaKn. Walter of Clayton.

ami ENm Kenix ot Dtiluth, grandfather of 1" trritnd-ehiMren. At i haix'l, 3IKT. 117 Liuenln avenue, ull Luke View HIRfit.Et'HNf I.oiilae Blrgleehnrr. Dee. r.K.

duiichlrr of the lale John und Kuielin Seloiff hnimer. dear mother of Lniii mid Alfred. Funeral Tneiluy. p. nt nt luliel.

I rr a bee iitreit. Interment Miintioe. BOND Mathilda Bond of lftlS Winnemac Rveiitie. Dee. 27.

Hit I wife of the Lite Neli Jlonil. mother of A. E. It. and the lale A.

O. Bond. At ih.ipel. 6501 N. A eh land avenue, where servieca will be held Monday.

Dee. 29. at 1 p. m. Interment A earl a Park.

BRAKE Sea Schlndler notice. BRENNER John Brenner. 6341 9. Well trect. Dec.

2S. 1041. beloved huabnnd of KIhio Brenner, fond father of John. Joaenh. Thereaa.

Frieda, the late Elsie anil Walter Brenner. At chapel, f.1d and Harvard, where aervices will be held Monday, Dee. 20. at p. tinder the auapni'a of Banner lllnn loilae.

No. A. F. A A. Wiiikmau'a Siek and Hiutli lleneflt Fuml and Auatrian-lluntrnrian Military aociclr.

Interment Cedar l'ark. BIH'CE Elizabeth l'ickelt Bruce, farlrtnn lintel. Oak l'ark. mother of (ilenii. wife nt the lata Judge.

Andrew Brinv. Services Monday. 2 p. at funeral home, s. Uuk Park.

Interment Roaehill. BR1INDAOE Robert Brundage. beloved hua-band of Lillian, son of the late Mary, brother of the late Reiiinina at inoriii.iry. 1008 Tilth street. Funeral iioii.ii later.

BL'RKE John S. Burke, beloved buaband of Kathrine Sheehy Burke, father of the late Elmer, brother of Mra. Margaret Foley. Funeral Monday, Dec. SO at a.

m. from lata residence. 6213 Washington boulevard to St. Thomas Aquinas church. Interment Mount Carmel.

Member of Chicago Printing- Pressmen's union. No. 3 and charter member of ths Old Tims Ball Players. B17RNS Mary A. Burns, nr peters, beloved wife of the late Robert loving mother of Margaret.

and tha lato William, muter of Mathew J. Peters. Funeral Monday at 0:30 a. from her late home. 1.T,'4 S.

fill Ih court, to SI. Frances of Rome church. Interment Mount Carmcl. Cicero "(H). BURNS Sea Mary Byrnes McLaughlin no-tlee.

Sea Frank nr. lire. CAI'ELLANf John Ciipellanl. Dee. "Ml.

1111. lute of 35S4 N. Willou' avenue, heloveil of Josephine, fond father or Peter, Marie. Michael, and Susuiiiie. Funeral Tuesday, 11.30 a.

from chuiel, Hehnont avenue, to Assumption chureh. 313 W. llli-noia street. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery.

CARUSO Salvatora Caruso of 840 N. Laramie avenue, beloved husband ot Gerolama. nee Rosone: lovinr father of Mrs. Josephine Meath. Joseph.

Mrs. Thereaa Doyle. Frank, Carmel. Sslvatore, Jerome. Mrs.

Anna Shay, and Mra. Ronemary Nlmrod. brother of Frank. Sebastian, and Mra. C.

Valentine. Funeral Monday. Dec. 20. at 10 a.

from funeral home. 601 Chicago avenue, to Our Lady Help of Christiana church. Interment Mount Carmel. CAVEIX Etta Kiernan Cavell of 7218 South Park avenue, beloved wife of the late John sinter of Mrs. Helen lloran, and John Kiernan.

Funeral Monday at 0:45 a. from funeral home, 318 K. 71at street, tn St. t'olumbantis' church. Interment St.

Mary's. CHAVIN Nathan S. Chavln. beloved husband of Mariani. nee Prince: dear father ot Irving A loving grandfather of Judy, fond brother ot Alw, Sarah llurnstcln.

and ltoae SrbriH'ker. Services Monday, 11 a. m. at chattel, 5'J06 Bruadway. Masonic services by Monroe Crawford lodge.

No. A. F. A A. M.

CONNOLLY Mary Connolly of 224 W. finth place, beloved wife of the late Pierce, fond mother of Charles and the late Josephine. Helen, and Kiiueral Monday, II a. from parlor. C.ICili S.

Ilnlxteil sireet. to St. Marlins church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Went.

t'ONNOKS Matthew .1. Connors nf tllTid N. Francisco avenue, llec. 1 1 Im love.l busliaiid of Katherine Cnntiors. father tf tjeorse.

Emmet, and tleraldlne, irramlfatlier nf Helen, brother of Unorge, William, and Charlotte. Funeral from chapel, hfi)l N. Ashland avenue. Tuesday, Dec. 30.

at a. to St. Tlmolhy'a church. COOK Mildred Cook, fond mother or William, daughter of Carrie, sister of Elmer. Funeral at chapel.

200(1 Madison street, Monday, p. m. Interment Forest Home. COOPER Margery Cooper, suddenly, of 1638 W. 80th street, beloved wife ot Ivan fond mother of Elsie Goede ot Michigan City.

Estelle Cranio, and Helen Federsen, sister of Mabel Peck. Services Tuesday, 2:30 p. at parlors. C660 S. Halstrd street.

Burial Mount Hope. Member of Daughters of Veterans of Civil War. tent No. 20, and Cook County Rebecca, lodge. No.

00. Wentworth 0MMI. COVONE frTancesco Covone. beloved husband of Chlara, nen Mnrosco: father ot Rao Al-leva. Helen Augelll, Mihlreil 'niietll.

Virginia Belmonto, Angela nnd -Joscuhtiift Al-banese, brother of Virginia Trottn, tirother-lll law of Hoceo Rmlo. Fiinernl Monday. a. from chapel. 3o(MI llnrrlsoti strert.

to HI. Calllsto's church. Interment Mouut Carmel. Nav. 01144.

CI! RR AN Daniel Jl. Currnn. 71.13 S. Vernon avenua, Dec. 2A, 1041, beloved himlimid of Sadie M.

Curran. father of HoIhtI. Rich-ard, and Donald. At chapel. tl3d and liar.

vard. where services will lie held Monday. Dec. 20, 1 p. m.

Interment Mount Hope. DRISCOLL John 3. Drlseoll of 8418 S. Elizabeth street, beloved husband of Margaret Carroll Drlseoll. devoted father nt James Arthur Drlseoll.

fond brotherot Hannah Croft. Funeral Tuesday. Dec. 30, at a. m.

from funeral home. 1018-20 W. 79th street, to Bt. Eillan'a church. Burial St.

Mary's. MIULOHE Antonla Mlglore Inea Caval, be- wii oi ine laie orrani, nioiner oi Rosa Scully. Joseph inn Romaim. Margaret 1'rtore, Kntherine Klzro. Augeline Sh'Wnrl, Mnry, Frniik.

Anllioiiy Skinny I Law rem-r. Mike, Sullie. Carl, and tha Isle 'I hrn La Brone. Funeral Tuesday at 0 a. m.

from funeral home, 010 S. Ashland boulevard, lo Guardian Angel chinch. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. MILLARD Mary E. Millard, wife of George iiiiiiiirr oi f.vciyn, nnu i.eorge sister of Mortimer Carroll, (intrude Hitch-cork, and Margnrrl Leavill Resting at funeral home, 301H Irving Park road.

Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 31. at 111 a. ill. nt St.

Bartholomew's church at Addison and Lavrrgne. MORK Peter Cf. Mork. sge 8 ft. husband of Petrina, nee Larson: father of Mrs.

Jennie Carlson and the lain Alma Itasintisaeii, grandfather of Clifford. Wuurli. lleruetle, and Nancy. Servicea Monday, 2 p. nl Mount Olive cemetery chapel.

Reiiliitna nt Strang funeral home, Aiilioch. 111. Please omit flowers. MULCARE Jrnnla Mulenre. late nf 440.1 West End avenue, beloved wile of the lale James, dear mother ot Mrs.

Anna Billings, Clare. Frank F.rwln, ami the lain Mra Mary Reliinann, sister of Mrs. J. Murray. Mrs.

M. Murray, Catherine, Caroline, mid Willinni Flynn. Mem her of llle.se.l Sic-r um nt society. Funeral from chapel, 4 Madison sireet, Monday nt II tr a. in to St.

Mel') church. Interment Mount t'arnn l. MULL1NS Agnes Mullins nee llanimnl. be-loved wife nf James, fond mother of Eileen Flainniliil. Iirrnlne Ferrari, Mnrga ret.

James and III. hard Mullins. aisler of Mrs. II. McCarthy, Joseph and James llnu-lion.

F'unerul Tuesday, Dec. 30, S) a. from residence, 7 Calumet to St. Coliiiiiliaiius ihiiri li. Burial Holy Scpiilchlc.

MUNCH Mary Munch of 2310 W. street, dearly beloved wife of the lale Peter, devoted mot her of Daley, Marin Johnson. Helen l-tuioii. Itayinond. Peter, Edward, and Richard Muiirh.

fond sister ot Anna Beyer. Michael ami John Burger. Services Monday, 2 p. at chapel, S. Ashland nvenue.

inter-merit Mount Greenwood cemetery. Republic 0078. MURPHY Adelina M. Mnrpby. beloved wife of Andrew dear mother of Harold and Elmore M.

Murphy, fond sister of Mrs. Mathilda Kangmeistcr and Mrs. Louis Schuctz. Funeral from tho Stevens hotel, apartment 1810-A, Monday. Dec.

20. at 8:30 a. to St. Mary's church. Wabash and 0th street.

Interment Calvary. NEFFELDT Frank Nrffoldt. 10.1.1 T. Francisco, son of the late John and Pauline, brother of Nellie, Alexander, nnd the late F.llsnbelh Knsper. and Paulina Ncffcldt.

Funeral Monday. 0:1 A a. front chapel. 417 Madison street, to SI. Fidelia church.

Burial St. Adalbert's. Austin 113 7. NELSEN See Earl Olsen notice. NEWTON Frank W.

Newton of 417 W. 117lli street, pclnvril husband of Emma, falher nf Mra. Marian M.ni and craiidfalher of Flank Newioii Man S. iv Icrs nt chapel. 30 1 street, Monday, at 2 p.

in. Burial Mount (jirenwood. NORMAN -John James Norman, suddenly, lH-toved hicdniiid of Marie Funeral Monday. 2 p. in dials I.

4.V;:t Uroadwav. Interment St. AdiillHTt's. Hunlinglnn, W. papers please copy.

NORTH lit I Frank J. Northrop, dearly be. loved husband of the lite Ellen, nee Iiooner: devoted father of Frank A Harry Florence Norllirup, Rose Schledcr. Mar-cella Smith, nnd the late Anita Davies. Funeral Tursday.

II a. at chapel, 1710-18 W. street. Interment St. Mary's.

Member of division No. 301, B. of L. E. Tros.

1000-3880. NOVOTNY Lola rlovotny nca Selimlfxl be-loved wife of Stejihen F. Jr fond daughter of Joseph L. and Anna T. Schnutz.

dear sister of Joseph L. Jr. Funeral Tuesday. Dee. 30.

nt 10 a in from home of parents. II OS N. Ilidiii laud ax line. Oak Park, 111., to SI. Giles" chur.

h. Inter-mvut St. Joseph's cemetery. Albany 30O0. OTALLAOHAN Mlrhael 1.

lain of S. Lowe nvennr. beloved husband of Mary, lice Dure: fund father of Daniel. Francis, 'llmolhy. John.

Mn-hnel. Thomas, and Joseph, brother of Mrs. Mary CiiMck. Funeral Monday. a in trmii funeral home.

4lilh place mid Wallace treet, to SI. Gabriel's church. Intcinunt Holy Sepulchre. Boulevard 03. O'CONNOR Harold J.

O'Connor. Dee. 27. 1041. lieloved sou of Joseih T.

arid O'Connor Ineo Do llergel. Funeral Tuesday. Dec. 30, at 11 a. ni.

from lain resilience. 3720 N. Oakley avenue, to St. Benedict's church. Interment St.

Joecph's OGREN John Ogren of 7530 Evnus avenue, beloved son nf Mathilna. dear brother ot Frank George and Helen Johnson. Resting" at chapel. Sol E. 7.1lh street, where services will be held Tuesday, Dec.

3(). at 2 p. m. Interment Oak Hill. OLSEN Earl Olsen of N.

Ashland avs. nue. sntl of llm latf liu-ar and V.tttmn. brother of Mrs. Gladys Majesisl.i, Uotwit.

and Alfred, cnusiti of GeorKe nnd rtliur Nelsen. Funeral nt chapel. 3113 Lincoln avenue, Monday 20, at 2.30 p. nl-, to Irving Park cemetery. rAVELCHIK-Jnhn J.

Pavelclnk. Dec. 27. 1011. dearly Ih loved hil-l ot Elhrl I nee Qiiinul.

dear father of Robert, sou of John and Anna, brother of Alma and George. Funeral Tuesday. 0 a. from mortuary. W.

street, to M. Clare nf Montcfulm's church, and Taliniui. Burial Holy Sepulchie. L.if.iyelto 4 lit; 1. PEPOON Dr.

Herman S. TVpnnn, late of 4027 N. Tripp avenue, beloved lather of Rudolph Pepoon and Constance. Buckley, grandfather of Stanley and Lawrence Pepoon mill' l.ucile Buckley Nrlsnn, great grainlfather of Leonard Nelson 111. Services nt May fair Presbyterian church, Alnslin and Koslner avium.

Monday, D'c. 20, 2 p. m. Intel mem Park. Resting nl funeral home, 4332 Elston avenue.

Until Monday noon. Please omit flowers. PLEWA See Frank Messnrr notice. TLOTKE Frances rinllie. nee ralurh.

Dee. "ft. lieloved wife of the lale Fianh. dear mother of John. Frank, Bernard.

Leo. Anna Dernn. Martha Scldack. and Anthony. Funeral Tuesday at 0 3" a.

in. from lale rca-ilelice. N. Wayne avenue. to SI.

Josnidial a chut. h. Inb i nn-nt St. A'talluit ntlNDIVIIJ-E James J. PilndlvlHe.

Dee 2r. 1041. of Washington boulevard. Ik loved husband of May, nc Itigiiey; fond futher of Sister Mary Francis dn Sales. S.

James Leo Frank Richard and the lale William A. I'riudiville. Resting at funeral home, N. tVn-tral avenue. Austin.

Fiuwral II a. to St. Thomas Aquinas church. Interment Calvary. PROCHASKA Frank Proehaska.

Dee. "3. lieloved husbatiil of llm Lite Auuea. foinl father of Bertha Knappe, III. in.

he Schmidt, brother of Joseph. John, Otto, Mrs. Louise Hollek. Frani-es Kturek. Mary Kakac.

and Anna Jaroh. Funeral Monday, 2 p. in ul ehaiM'l. 4230 W. 2iilh sireet.

Interment Bu-hemiau National cemetery. Lawndalo 0071. PURTELI. William Purtell. Dec.

24. 101 1, late of 4417 S. Sacramento avenue, beloved husband of the late Hunora. nee Kennedy; fond father of William John and Marie Sagotx. and the late Annie Ileynrn.

Funeral Dec. 20 at 0:30 a. m. front chnprl. 4368 S.

Richmond street, to St. Agnes church, 30! and Rockwell. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Information, ltfayctta 4480. RADO See Francesco Covono notice.

RAHN Emit Rahn. residence, 2SU7 E. Oflth street, husbaiiil of Mrs. Natalie Cil.ke Rahn. father of Mrs.

Johanna I'aul. and Felix Rabn. Carl nnd Victor llatipt. Mrs. Frieda Male, Mrs.

Emma Brokop: and Mra. Vinily Lnziii. grandfiither of Patricia Jean Rahn, brother of Mrs. Eleanor 1 it a b-enberg. Remains at funeral parlors.

Mill Commercial av. Services Monday. 2 p. tn nt Trinity Lnih. church, hbll Exchange av.

Interment Oak Hill cenielery, Hammond, lud. South hlcauo REANEY-Rosn Heaiiey. nee Conu-li. beloved wife of 'riiomas. niolher fif James C.

and Mnry E. Reancy. fond sister of Thomas. Philip. Ileruard.

M.iiy, uud the late James Comtskcy. At l.iie re.idenir, 100 S. I Mb avenue. Ma) wood. Fiitieral iiotti-o lab-r.

REHBEIKi II. A. Rehbrrg of 123.1 Gtenlnke avenue. Dec. 20.

1041. beloved hu-haiid of Margaret Rehberg. father of Mrs. lrma Hcrr. Miss Entlicr Rchlierg.

Mrs. Lillian Goodman, and Mrs. Vent Rink, brother of Herman Rehberg. At chapel. ft.VH N.

where services will be held Monday. De 20. at 2 p. in. Interment Oakridue.

REIDY Eliza Rcidy Jnce Fitgeraldl. beloved wife of the late Thomas J. Reidy, fond sister of Mrs. John Vi num. Mi-.

Joseph Chalder. Anna, Theresa nnd the lain Mrs. Daniel Mrs. James Delahuuty, mid Mrs. George Moore.

Funeral Monday. Dec. 20. at i from 6430 Jackson boulevard, to St Catherine of Siena church. Interment La S.Uie.

III. Austin 80211. RlF.DKIe-Gtlstav Riedel. love.l busband of Ernestine, Albrecht lllrdi I. fond father of Minnie Powell.

Johanna Waiilsml. Ed ward, otto, William. Arthur, and E-llur llledel, graiidf tithe of seven grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday. Dec.

nl I p. in at funeral home. 373-i Archer seuue. in termini Elmwood ccineteiy. MeuilM-r ot Hermann tent.

No. Ill, Order of M.icrabrr.. ROKNNAU Peter Roeniiau of Rosroe strect, Dec. tieloved son nt Wilhrlmiiia and the lata William Roeniiau and brother of Lillian Clark. Funeral under the auspices of Constellation lodge.

No. 802. A. F. tc A.

Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at mortuary. 1360 Wellington avenue. Interment Roschill cemetery. D17ERSON Hugh Lyle Dneraon of 1337 Fargo avenue. Dec.

20. 1041. huaband of Sarah Duerson. fathrr of Mrs. ir.i.-e Durrani! Suhr.

Services and Interment Janes-ville. Wis. Dt'LSEY Jules A. Dulaey. suddenly, tieloved husband of Marian, nee Oonrvitch; dear father of Holiert.

fond brother of SJgmund Dulskey. Mary Rosenblatt, and 'Lillian Mitchell. Funeral Monday, 1 p. at chapel. u20U Broadway.

DUNNING Acnes Dunning, late of 7B20 Lowe avenue, sister of Mary Noack. and the lata Frank and Orrin Dunning. Funeral from rhapet. 7040 S. Halsted afreet, Monday at 9:30 a.

to St. Leo's church. ln terment Mount Olivet cemetery. FITZSIMMONS See Frank issuer notice. GAUL Alice Gaul (nee Kane, beloved wife of Lawrence, dear mother of Rosemary.

A Hit) Mmiro. nnd Margaret, fond slater of Mae O'llrtrit. Funeral Monday, 0 1ft a. from chapel, Soiilhport avenue, lo St. Ignatius church.

Interment Mount Olivet. CELLAR Celia Cellar, wire of tha lale Aaron, mother ot Pearl Golden, Eva Karzen. Flora Knhn, and Ruth Burrows, grandmother ot eight grandchildren. Funeral Monday. Dec.

20. 10 a. from chapel, 3I1A4 Roosevelt road, to P. O. W.

cemetery In Forest Park. GRENNAN Raymond M. Grennan, suddenly. Dee. 2f.

Funeral Monday. Dee. 20. 2 t. at Hamilton's funeral home.

Cuss and Alexandrine streets. Detroit. Mull. 11 ENIJRICK Blanche Hendriek. nee Mntthess.

ot 180(4 S. 7th avenue. Maywood. tieloved wife of Dr. J.

Hart Hendriek. fond mother ot James daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. 11.

Mutthesn. staler of Mrs. Avis Minteer. Funeral Tuesday. 2 f.

at funeral borne. Lake street at 2nd avenue. Maywood. Interment Glen Oak. 11 ILLM AN Florence Hillman of Chicago Heights, 111., beloved mother of Pauline Sirota and Alan, fond sister of Fannie Hamtelman and Arthur Fogelsnn.

and one grandchild. Funeral Monday, 2:30 p. at chapel. Roosevelt road, corner Tripp, l'lcaso omit flowers. HOLMQUIST Edward Holmqulst.

husband of Alice (nee VidiuglioR 1 father of Mrs. Evelyn Ghckauf. Hasel and Charles Holm-quist. brother ot John, Will, and Walde-mar. Services Monday.

Dec. 20, at 10:30 a. at funeral home, corner 70th and Aberdeen. Interment Oak Hill. HORW1TZ Jack Horwitz ot 3727 Tolk street, age 48.

beloved husband of Minnie (nee Sher, father of Irwin, brother ot Arthur. Sol, and Harry. Servicea Monday. 12 noon at chapel. 3600 Roosevelt road.

HUELS Fred Huels. late of Waueonda. devoted husband of Agnes McOinnis Huels. fond brother of Bert. Harry.

Charles. Catherine, and Mrs. Anna I'nholke. Funeral Monday at a. ill.

from funeral home, 41.14 W. 37 Hi slieet tn Nntlvity church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Yards 0U2U-2H. HUNTER Mary Hunter, nee Karlcv.

of 2108 W. 7(Mh place, fond wife of Charles mother of Magdalene, sister of Michael. Patrick, Mrs. Julia Downs. Sister Mary Conslha.

P. Ann. nnil (ho late Mra. Cutlieihin Itrillv. I'eler.

and Thomas. Funeral Motiihiv nt 0 Ifi a. in. from funeral home. S.

llalxle.l street, to SI. Justin Martyr church. Interment St. Mary'a. Iloul.

JACQUES Nrxllda If Beau Jacques, beloved wife of the lato Wallcstan .1., fond mother ot Mrs. l.umeim Normand. Sister M. Flor-entia. I.

B. V. Leo. Mrs. Harriett Brasilia.

Elmer, and Mrs. I.uctlln Mulvlhill. Funeral Monday, 0 a. from funeral home, 0016 Wentworth nvenue, to St. Bernard's church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. JETT May E. Jett. wife of the late Emery E. Jett, mother of Emery E.

Jett Jr. Funeral private Monday. 10:30 a. at chapel, 1071 W. 111th street.

Please omit flowers. JOYCE Cyril J. Joyce, suddenly. In Boston, Into ot 1611 Glcnlakn avenue, beloved son of tha lata Lieut. John and Nellie Joyce, brother of Mrs.

Helen Morris, Leonard. John and Jeannelte Joyce. Funeral Monday. Dec. 20.

at 9:30 a.m., from funeral home. 13.V.I Devon nvenue. nl tileii-wood, to St. Gertrude's church. Interment All Saints'.

KLEINER A. Kleiner, beloved husband of SnaMii.i. fon. I I. mill, i of Elirn-lu lli Kol.i.l t- un.

i .1 nt W. Huron street. Monday. Dec. 20.

at 2 p. I Bohemian National cemetery. Secley filOO. KRUESI.L Mary Know I. nee liiihlir; Dec.

27, dearly Ih-IovciI wife of Wllhum. loving mother nf Kiiloriiie June Reid. Funeral Tuesday morning nt 0 3( from mortuary. Wclluisloii av.niie. in St.

Andrew's church, llurial St. Joseph's cemetery. LA FI.EUR Mary Ellen Farrell Flenr. lwlovrd wife of William J. I retired captain, ('.

F. D. 1 loving mother of William .1. Andrew Catherine Joliea, Joseph M. IMikel.

Anna Corheil. Francis Alice Jean, and Joan Marie La Fleur, dear grandmother of seven grandchildren, sister of the late Johanna Maher. Funeral Tuesday. a. from rcsidrncc.

4132 W. Van Buren street, to St. Mel's church. Burial Calvary. Memlier of L.

II. No. tori, and Blessed Haernnirnt sodality. Austin 1137. LANIIK Henry W.

Lance, brother of Vina Mortal and Bertha Watson. Services at chapel. 811th plai-o nnd Vineenties avenue, Tuesday. P- m. Interment Mount Auburn.

Member of Chicago Retired Firemen's association. Stew. (1115. LEPT1H EN Harry W. Irf-pthien.

husband of the lain Elizabeth, father of Harry and Waller brother of Ida, Ella flagman, Edward llrrliert and Anna liiclt. Remains nt funeral home, 301N Irving Park road. Services Monday at 3 p. m. Member nf Lakeview lodge.

No. 774. A. F. A.

and Lawn chapter. No. 2li. R. A.

M. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. I.ut.ak. beloved wife of the lato George, mother of Max, Harriet, Ixuiise. and Clara, sister of Ottu Dracger, Frederick a.

Liudahl, and Hannah Lind-qiiist. Funeral Tuesday. 1 :3 p. at chapel, 70th and Emerald. Burial Oak Woods.

MACK Anna Mack, nee Prus. tieloved wife of Edward fund mother of Mary Ann. Funeral Tuesday. 11:30 a. from funeral home.

Fiillerton avenue, to St. James' church. Burial St. Adalbert's. Berk.

04 OO. MAOER Vincent Mager. beloved husband of tile late Josephine, fond father of John, Frank, Walter. James, Leon. Mrs.

Victoria Styburskl. Mrs. Annette Cnrsrllo, Mrs. Marie Styburskl. sml Mrs.

Frances Baniiarli. Fiinernl Monday, 0:30 a. m. from chapel, UtHI N. Western avenue, lo St.

I' ni' is of A-ll chilli h. liitt i'int'iit St. Ailalliert'a cemetery. MARQUARDT Anna Marquardt. beloved wife of the lale Henry, torn! mother nf Henry Ernest, anil John Marijuardt.

Mrs. Pauline Ktnch, Mrs. Mathilda Joyce, niolher in-law of Mrs. Anna and Mra. Kate Mariiuai'dt and II.

Joyce, grandmother of II grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday. Dee. 30, at 1 p. at her late residence, 33(il S.

Parnell avenue. Jnteriiietit Concordia. Prospect 1N37. MARQUETTE Clara Marquette) Tneo Ran-ilalli. auddenly.

Dec. 2C. wife of Walter dear mother of Kotiert. Richard. Dclbert.

and Lorraine, fond daughter of Katherine and the late Hnllin Randall. Beating at funeral home. 6708 Madison street, where services will be held Monday at 2 p. m. Interment Acacia Park.

MARTIN George E. Martin. 042rl Pleasant avenue. Dec. 26.

1041. beloved husband of Ellen Martin, nee Benson. At chapel, and Harvard, where services will be held Monday. Dec. 20 at 3 p.

m. Interment Mount Hope. Member of Composite lodge. No. 870.

A. F. A. Englewood chapter. No.

176, R. A. Wnodlawn eommaudery. No. 70.

K. and Medfnab Shrine. A. A. O.

N. M. S. McCARTAN Catherine Lynch McCartan. late of 7S.r0 Loom is boulevard, beloved wife of Joseph, loving sister of I.

J. Lynch. Mrs. M. J.

F'urloiig. Henry Lynch. Mrs. P. J.

Corcoran. M. J. Lynch, and the lain Mrs. J.

McOuire, J. V. Lynch and W. J. Lynch.

Funeral Monday. II a. from funeral parlor. 71153 S. Halsted street, to St.

Sa-tiina'a church. Interment St. Mary'a cemetery. Stewart 7700. MoCORMACK--Joseph William McCnrinack.

Ix-lovrd husband of Sarah, fond father of Paul and Francis. Funeral nt chapel. 24 W. l'J7th street. Blue Island.

Tuesday at p. m. Interment Evergreen. Information, III no Island 14. MeLAUC.Hf.lN Mnry Byrnes McLaughlin of 440H S.

Wentworth avenue, beloved wife nf John C. McLaughlin, devoti-d mother of Olliccr John. Charles. Edward, and Irene McLaughlin, fond sister, of James. Michael Byrnes, the late Mrs.

Edward Houlihan, and Edward Byrnes. Funeral Monday. 9 a. from funeral home. 712 W.

31st street to St. George's church. Interment Calvary. Information. Vict.

1158. MF.NDRALSKI Josephine Mendrnlski. nee Niedzwiccki. beloved wife of Walter Men-Iralskl. R.

dear mother of Walter Vivian, and Melvin. fond sister of Marie. Walter, and Leon Niedzwiecki. sister-in-law ff Cnthenne Niedzwiecki. Helen Niedzwiecki.

Mitchell Memlralskl. Hose Zazkow-sUI, ami Jennette and Dr. Eugene Kwaantrw-skl. Funeral Tuesday. Dee.

30. 0:30 a. from residence. 10311 W. ISth street, to St.

Adalbert's church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Canal 047 1 MEMSNEIl- Frank Measlier. Iieloveil husband of the lute Kalheriiie, devoted father of Katherine Fltxalmiiiona.

Minnie alabrrae, Merlruda Plewa. Margaret Mchwleser, At funeiul home. 404H Mi W. Harrison street. Funeral Monday.

II IIO a. m. to Eplidinny church, llurial St. Mary'a. Nevada 2818.

MEZGER Maria Merger of 6407 N. New-castlo avenue, beloved wife of the late Christ, fond mother of William. Marie Launch. Anns Sawalski. and Rose Wachter.

sister of Margaret Hucksold. grandmother of 12 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 1 :30 p. m. at funeral home.

1023 N. California avenue, interment Irving Park cemetery. RUTH EN BERG Sea Troops SAVAIANO NIcoU Savatano. late of If. I W.

Taylor street, beloved husband of tn late Rose, new Foseo; father of Mrs. Brut Sit Muiioie, Ki'ulty. Jo.eiih, Mra rr It rihltif alio, Mra. Maigiet itoreiii. ant Funeral Tueaday, 0 a.

from chaiH 753 W. Arthuigii.il strsrt. to i iari lu An. el church, Jnicriinlit Muunt lisrwiri. Hay.

SCHINDLEi: Katherine M. 5-hinlirr. fw. 2ii. ninth' of Paul J.

and Fr.inlt ne-green, and Mis. John Atl. Kurerji Mrn. ils.v. Ir.

iu T.OJ i otta.e 4 nue. Serv era 11 3tl s. hi. at ol-in. banns thurch.

liitrrmenl Holy Siiulcaxs. S( MM I I See Novntiiy imti.e SCIIOKNEt II I' Dorothv Urouii, late of N. ion aveu ie vr. loviil viife of loviiiir tnin.T 1 4 wis. Funeral to ii llollie, 4 i.i III a.n is.

tub i meiit Mount En. in. M-'uisr ninal Schley auxiliary. No. I nud ast in in Cell.

luti Mar th.p'er. No. p(i. O. s.

SCIirESSI.EH -Kotiert Pee ts-lottl lllltl.iu.l of Itose tiroliier I- baut and Mis. INirotttv Fester. ff Nollli liolf No P.i; A K. tlrlcliial const. I01 and Midinili stii.ii'' 1 lieral Monday, 1 111.

fuii.r.t liuma, 6200 N. Wrsurn avenue, curntr tus.rr. ta telllll lit Hun lull, Srliultit, nee 1'uW. D. 2.

tH'lovrd vife of Adam. tl ir nioth'-r of John. Joseph, frnnk, Anna lb se tasia Smtlli. August, and Hrri4ri. Fu-erl 'I'lif-Mlay, .1 in Ir-iin l.iie rr.i.ien-e.

N. A-blind tiiir, t. I i. h.l 8 hiirch. Interim lit St.

Adal'x ri a. S( Frank Me.rer nolin. SI HI.A Joseph Se.llak cf 621 W. Sttsl place, beloved liilshaud of the Ul An. tninrtte.

rtco Svee; loving fathrr of Ahns, George. Hetty, anil William, brother of sis Simth and Frank. Funeral Monday at in a 111. at chapel, li.l'i". W.

1 Trim rosd. lnterinenl Woodlaan. Call Bcrsyn Jl'j. SHAW Thomas G. Shaw of W.

Congress alrecl. lielove.l hub.irid ef Del' Dooner Miaw. brother of UiKiara H. R.tlih, Joscih. and Jessie M-l.

At chaiiel. 31.1(1 W. ll.irn-cii sireet. K'iWil Tuesday. Dec.

30, at 2 p. ru. Forest Home. STEGEM AN Lieut. William 1.

tegmaa. age 67. beloved husband of Mjgdxleca. fond falher of Frank anil Etiul. brother ot Edward and Fred Stegeruan sn.i Minm Jonas, Resting at chapel, 10 11-41 Noh'sj street, until 10 a.

m. Monday. Dee. -'n, tlicin-e to St. Stephen a church, where services will be held at 1 1 a.

nt. lntrsiiirnt Joseph a liiformatinn. Arm. JSO. SWICKF.R- Hurry Swicker.

beloved t.hsn of Ruth Mane, nen Stimniera ileir tunse of and Harrv food l. iin.lli, Win inm, nod John ritnir.l Moe lay liom chapel. l.m.-.ln Morton to Our l.adr nf PeTfiil lleln ihurch (ionview. Mass at lu a. m.

Iiiterineut All Saints', TlloN-Chat lea M. Then, beloved bro'lsre et Mrs. von unpen and the 1 ate bain E. Thon. also brother law fond uncle of I.ls.i eioiai.K.

Arno.it E. 'ihon. Ami. i Thon. Lois lt.ijesi.gi.

gr4t uncle of Gloria Kajrwski. Fuueril Min.iy at 2 P. at St. peters Etang'h'-al church. O-iklr-y boulevard aii-l Cort-i r-et.

Itemaiua at funeral home, Ti.1 Fuller, ton nvenue. until 11a m. on Monday, la-trrmeiit Waldhcim ceuictery. THOUNTON John P. Thornton.

bisne brother of Mra. Nellie Si hoeiifeid. Kriiigrr, and Mrs. Manie Fnerat Monday. Dee.

20. 1011. at 0 a. ru. Iron chapel.

234(1 W. Madison street to Malat hj's church. Burial Mount Caru.el. TROOPE John William Troops of 2''3 mil road. Do Kalb.

111 Is-loved of Clara nee Ruthentierz fithe of Alice nnd I ira. Funeral at lirrs Suiid.iv, '1 p. in. to Fairview eein.tery. In- Kalb.

Ill Infoim.itiou. lie KilM 1 I TI'OII Catherine Fox Tunhev. John, loving niolher of Mm Their aa I III. Ilenljimin 'I'liohev, 4U.I Ml. lleurv, l-'uiieriil Moielav at ti a f-in ber lale re-utcin-e.

l.t.hop a'rei. In St. Kihau's thtir'h. tnieiiuint Sepiilrhru cemi lery, Stcwait "Too. 1' ItltEI.I.- May Tsrt.il Dee 21 Lite of 14 Milniaiil.f ainue.

Islovid iiio'her if F.ihsl Guthier and Ihe late a-1e It.iae. Kesiiec nl funeral home. Mill W. Norih avenue, v. In re scri's ill Isi In Id Mondsy.

1 3i p. tu. Interment Arhn.ton. J. Vaughan at r-ea hnsmtal.

lwlovrd husband nf Marcsret. Pes) Yaniitui; utjil father of William brother of Caroline. Mrs. Bertha Fotv. Mrt Helen Maroto.

John. G-org and Arthur. Funerst Monday, 0:30 a. ni. from cbapel.

I its Jackson boulevard at Kcdzia avenue, Our I.hIt ot Sorrows ihurch Intrrtrert All Saints'. Member of Elevator and Starters' post. No A. i hr u. Printing prrssmrn'.

union. No. 3. Qutney. 111., papers pleass copy.

VENDITTI Marianne Vcndit'l. M'e 2t N. Newland avenue, wife of the itf Marco, fond mother of Elsie Aioiixo. Vciiditli, and Helen, l.ortb. and tun of Sorn, Italy.

Funeral TueatLty. a. in. from liai-el. C-: I N.

e-nue, to St. Willi nil's i Inn h. Iiiu rumot Mount Cariiul. Arnutaga TfuO. VERtCHOORE Anthony Ver.rhoers.

bs. b. Vfil husband fSf Mals-I fond fs'her of Anthony J. stepfather of Marion, brother of Alfotise. Mi.hael.

Rose Fiegel. and Mathilda He. u. Funeral Tuesday. a.

m. from funeral home, 31uo Irvtrv Park road, to Our Lady of Mt. cburctv. Interment St. lluiufaee cemetery.

WAI.nKON-J.mies Patrick Waldron. ni-deiily, late of 252(1 Argyle. beloved of Janus J. anil Funeral M'T'lsv. a.

from funeral home. 47u1 1 N. Western avenue, to Queen of church. Interment All Saints' cemetery. WALKER Joseph P.

Walker, be'ovsd bus-batiil of Rose A. I nee Duffy 1. loving fllh-r fif Mrs. M.iri.in illi-r Dufly. Tuesday.

Dec. a. from Sua residence, 2010 N. Keating avenue, tn t. Geueirvf's church.

Iiiterineut AH -wn'a'. Member of A. A. of S. E.

R- and M. C. E. of A- division 211. W.illin.

beloved -Le Roy ti.nd mother of l. Roy Jr flalluhtT of Mis. G. II ikbrrg of les. I 111..

Iltlrl of Ml. I irl I I r( 1.S Angeles, eiiit Mrs. Ina l--nc-on Funeral Tin -day c. 3(1, at 2 P. ni at chapel, 4 N.

Dinieii av. B-iril WHITE Helen M. White, nee FipMi.g. ef tiuili Harper avenue, Chicago, beloved wife) of K. White.

Tolld mother of Bessie, sister of John, William. I. id. Margaret Qilast. and Mabel l.auw.iert.

three Funeral i r. at funeral home. Lake sireet at 2d avenja. Maywood. Interment Elm Lawn WITTKOPP Adult WittkotP ef f.

D.iiuen avenue, beloved husband of thm lale Augusta, fond father of Minnie Board man. dear grandfather of licrni. Rrr. and Robert llctinetl. and great crandfiihef of Norman Rowley.

At chapel. 39o.VoT l.tnrtdu avenue, where ss-rvices be Monday at I .10 p. m. Interment (la Woods. W1TTNER Robert V.

Winner. a briny avenue, age 61. huband of the Blanche ('. noo H.itizelin, beloved father nf Rolrclt loving son of Anna, tend brother of Emma Bretk. Bessie Dvoraa.

Stella Clival. Joseph, and Edward. Monday. p. nt ehapel.

321 W. 20th atrect. Intrrmrnt Bohemian National ecmctery. Member of Lawndaia No. A.

F. A. M. YARR Thomas C. Yarr.

beloved hcjsranij ot Rosemary 1 nee Kilh-iil. loving father of Joanne Kosemaiy E. and All. Joyce, brother of Edward. Isaliel, Mrs.

Ni'Udorfer, Josephine, ami Mary Ann. Funeral Monday. Jwc 20. at I a. m.

from funeral home. 20 I liicao avenue, lo Our I.ailv Help of Christian, church Interment Calvary. Seattle ami port 1o-B send. papers lease) copy. YOINGQI'IST Nils Ynungijtiiat.

Dee. 27. Mill. Is-loved husband tif Annv fond flthrr of Nora Johiison, Walter, Mae Nelmn. Ebbsj Muhelseii, Kuth ouser, ami Aalrtd tied- itf.

urandlaiber of right gran Ii ldrn. Funeral Tuesday. 1 30 ni at hapel. 4325 Armiliign avenue, lutermrnt Mount Olive. Memlier of Brage lodge.

No. 2. I. O. V.

ZOTTO-Vilo Zottu. late of 2.130 Flourncy, Is-loved husband of Jennie, nee Senese beloved father of Mrs. Antoinette D' Andrea. Mrs. Vivian Fulanzo.

Elizabeth Alma. Anthony, and Donald, brother of Michael. Funeral from chapel. 5008 W. Roosereif.

Tuesday. 0:30 a. m. to St. Callistua churcli, 2107 W.

Ie Kalb street. Interment MsUAUti Carmcl. Manstlrld 0120. DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS. DIAMOND A monument will be dedicsted la memory of Max Diamond Pec.

2H at 2 p. a. Roaehill cenielery. AND SAM DIAMOND. DfllJS A monument will dedicated Rheaj Gorhui lliibin.

mother of Gloria, slater fif 111 lino. Sam. Harrv. Art. J-va.

Anna Finder, Bertha Walk, and Roaa Sunday, lire. 28, 2 p. lit. Villia Progressiva society cruietrr.v, llht-litt. CAKD OF MII.OTA Anna Milota.

The fnnly eipr-a Inn- sincere and heartfelt thanks ins honorable otTlcbils ot ook cnuntv Cily of Clncaiiii and suburbs, slsn rmi loe snd relatives, friend, and neighbors, for ma many beautiful floral tributes, spiritual bouquets, snd messages of sympaihr received at the loss of their beloved wifs and mother, who passed away -2. 1911. JOSEril Ml LOT A AND FAMILY. FT" Associated rraas Wlnpbeto.l Ruth Stevenson accepts engage ment ring: from Edward Carney, who kept vigil at her bedside. Philadelphia.

Pa, Dec. 27 m. The story of Philadelphia's "Sleeping beauty" will soon have the traditional happy ending. For 23 year old Ruth Stevenson asked and an swered her own question for friends yesterday: "What's the first thing I'm going to do when I'm completely well? Why, I'm going to marry Ed ward." Edward is Edward Carney, the sweetheart who kept vigil while she lay in a coma for three months. Ruth was Injured Christmas eve, 1940, In an automobile accident.

Day after day she lay In a hospital, eyes closed, alive, yet dead." Twice surgeons opened her skull and drew off excess fluid under the outer brain covering. Last Easter, the first flickering signs of consciousness returned, and she has Improved steadily ever since. Except for a slight paralysis about the mouth, she has virtually recov ered. MOTHER AND 4 BURN TO DEATH IN FARM HOME Father and Two Sons Critically Injured Green Bay, Wis, Dec. 27 Special.

A mother and four children burned to death today when fire destroyed their farm home four miles west of here. The father and two other children are In a critical condition in St. Vincent's hospital. Those dead were Mrs. Henrietta Rausch.

39 years old; Eleanor, Patsy, David, 5, and Ralph, 9. The father, Peter Rausch, 42, Ed ward, 11, and Robert, 13, are in the hospital, suffering from burns and shock. Blast Starts Fire. Rausch said the fire resulted from a blast whjch occurred when he threw kerosene on coals In the stove. He said the house immediately became a mass of flames.

He ran Into his wife's bedroom, where she was sleeping with the three youngest children, and shouted for her to escape. Then he opened a door that led outside from her bedroom and began rolling In the snow in an effort to extinguish the fire on his clothes. Rescue Efforts Futile. He tried to reenter the house when his wife and the children did not appear, but the flames blocked the way. The three older boys were in an other room.

Hearing their father's shouts. Edward and Robert jumped to safety thru a window. Ralph, however, failed to follow them. Dr. Vernon J.

Hittner of Seymour, Wis, who was on his way to Green Bay, brought the two boys to the hospital in his car. Rausch was taken to the hospital by another motorist. BIDDLE URGES EMPLOYERS NOT TO FIRE ALIENS Washington, D. Dec. 27 W).

Attorney General Francis Blddle appealed today to employers not to discriminate against aliens. "No more shortsighted, wasteful, or un-American policy could possibly be adopted at this time than that of barring noncitlzens from legitimate employment," Blddle said. "It is a most effective method of creating disunity, of breaking faith with people who have come to America as a haven of liberty and fair play. "Numerous Instances have come to the attention of the department of justice of employers' discharging workers because of some vague 'sus picion that they may be disloyal aliens, and even because they have foreign sounding names. I should like to remind employers that of our total noncitlzen population of about 5,000,000, fewer than 3,000 6 out of 10,000 have been regarded as dangerous.

Those have been taken into custody." Broken Back Costs Life of Fireman James Crogan Fireman James Grogan, 42 years old. of Engine Company 23, whose back was broken Dec. 20 when he was pulled by water pressure off a 26 foot ladder when fighting a fire in a brewery at 1503 West 21st street, died last night In St. Anthony's hospital. He had been a member of the fire department since 1935.

Survivors include his widow, Mae, and a daughter 5 years old. CCC Halts Work on Road Projects Near Fox Lake CCC draining and road building projects at the Chain O' Lakes state park, near Fox Lake, have been halted on order of federal officials, it was announced yesterday by Walter A. Rosen field, director of the state department of public works and buildings. Venezuela Halts Overseas Radio-Telegraph Service CARACAS, Venezuela, Dec 27. All radio-telegraphic communications between Venezuela and nations outside the western hemisphere were banned beginning today by the cabinet, Gil- berto GhersL director of radio com muni cations, announced.

Ran Light When Drunk, He Tells Police. Austin police last night arrested nd turned over to Warren avenue Edward J. Brown. 46 years old, 3515 Monroe street, said to be the key flrure In a five car smashup at Madison street and Oakley boulevard early yesterday. One woman was killed and "five others were Injured In the crash.

The victim was Mrs. Anna Mack. 31. of 3414 North Marmora avenue. Brown told police he had been drinking and said he went thru a red light at the Intersection and was struck by a car proceeding south on Oakley.

He said he fled on foot. On Way from Work. Mrs. Mack and five fellow employes were returning home from their work when the car In which they were riding was hit. They said the other driver then crashed Into three parked cars and fled.

Those seriously hurt are Stanley Springer. 46, of 2637 Newland avenue: Clarence Carmi-chael. 35. of 3242 Thomas street, and Miss Marie Postawa. 21, of 2219 North Lorel avenue.

The others were bruised. R. Floyd England. 42. and his wife, Bemardine.

36. of Decatur. IlL. are in serious condition in the Little Company of Mary hospital after an accident at La Grange road and 95th street. Lyons township, in which their' on.

Edward. 7. was killed. Police said a front tire of the England car burst, throwing car against a tree. John Dorosz.

68, of 5413 South Martnfleld avenue, died in County hospital of Injuries received Dec. 20. when he was struck by an automobile at Ashland avenue and 55th street. The driver was George Cunningham of 7711 Prairie avenue. Charles Kucera.

45 years old, of 2006 Allport avenue, died yesterday In Jefferson Park hospital of Injuries received Dec. 23 when he was pinned against a light post at Jackson boulevard and Sangamon street by an auto. William Schtoer, 826 South Wabash avenue, was the driver. Injured Fatally In Gary. Mrs.

Margaret Cooper. 64. of 15.18 West 81st street, died in St. Catherine hospital. East Chicago, of injuries received in a crash on Industrial highway in Gary.

Friday night. Her husband. Ivan. 60. was Injured and is In the same hospital.

Police said the accident occurred when Bramuell R. Holford. 53. of Gary, sidewiped a truck trailer. The trailer broke away from the truck, in front of the oncoming Coopers.

The truck driver was Gerald Nixon, Grand Rapids, Mich. Chester Henderson. 29. of Hebron, Ind died in Mercy hospital. Gary, of injuries received Tuesday night when the car hit a pole in Hobart.

An unidentified man about 70 years old was killed at Central Park avenue and Dlversey parkway by the autorol Edward mizke. 23, or 1403 rose avenue. Up to 2 p. m. yesterday.

968 persons had been killed by automobiles in Cook county since Jan. 1. Of these. 6T8 were killed in Chicago, where 26.334 were lnjuree" In the same period. U.

S. TELLS ENEMY ALIENS TO TURN IN RADIOS, CAMERAS Washington. D. Dec 27 The justice department today ordered Japanese. German, and Italian nationals in seven Pacific coast states tr turn in all short wave radio equipment and cameras in their possession by 11 p.

m. Monday. It was reported authoritatively that similar regulations for the rest of the country will be Issued next week. Today's regulations apply to California. Washington.

Oregon. Montana, Idaho. Utah, and Nevada. The equipment must be surrendered to local police authorities who, the justice department said, will be asked to issue leceipts. Prohibited radio equipment includes not only transmitters but home receiving sets with short wave bands.

The department warned that the responsibility rests on the alien himself for determining whether articles in his possession come within the scope of prohibited equipment. U. AN OWNERSHIP SEEN FOR AXIS AIR LINE RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil, Dec. 27.

Axis air penetration of Brazil is on its last legs with the Condor German airline likely to be absorbed soon by Brazilian and American interests. The Italian Latl line charter is expected to be canceled. The Italian embassy was reported asking permission to fly Latl's three planes to Italy, contending that Brazil la not at war with Italy and that Latl is an international line. Both services have been Idle for two weeks. United States oil compart les refusing to sell them gas.

Condor operated 23 planes. Police Seize Five in Raid on Handbook Opening Day Police raided a store room at 518 Rush street where they said a racing handbook had just been opened yesterday. Sergt. Robert Ryan and a squad from the East Chicago avenue station arrested Nicholas Lazare as the keeper and took him and four patrons to the station for questioning. Lazare gave his address as 542 Rush street.

W. E. Maker of Attociated Press Is Dead at Milwaukee Milwaukee. Dec. 27 W).

Wll 11am E. Maher. 29 years old, a mem ber of the Associated Press editorial staff here for five years, died today. He graduated from Marquette univer sity in 1936. Jill on the pw Ur4h4 max.m er so avai.

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